Many of you, let’s be honest, have probably been sitting on an “idea for a podcast” for a long time. Or you’ve dipped your toe in previously, but then jumped back out. You may even already have a podcast but you’re struggling to make it look and sound as professional, slick and polished as you’d like. Whichever camp you’re in, it’s important to remember that podcasting’s popularity isn’t showing any signs of diminishing.

While starting a podcast can be fairly easy, there are costs involved. You want your podcast to sound great, and to look fantastic if you’ve opted to have a video version. That means good-quality microphones, cameras, lighting and editing software.

A great way to offset the production costs of your podcast is to have sponsorship.

A media kit is a document that provides information about your podcast to potential sponsors. It should include the following elements. Here’s what it should include.

In this episode of From the Podcast Studio Glasgow, Joe and Megan chat about the journey of finding a suitable space for the gym, buying all of the necessary equipment and the culture they’ve embedded into gym membership, plus they share their thoughts on what “healthy” really means, how to stay healthy during a “cost of living crisis”, and how many leg press machines you can fit in your living room.

What happens when you return from 10 years living and working in China and then go on to write a comedy pilot for the BBC called Isleanders?